Clinton News-Record, 1967-11-30, Page 1212 Clinton Nov, 30/ 1967
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WEDDING
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Carr*<p6fl4l^; AVPREY BEU-CHAMBER
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Welton
returned on Monday fifom
■Detroit where they had spent
the past week. On Thanksgiving
pay they were guests of th|ir
daughter, Miss Sue Westop,
Ferndale, Michigan. 4
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Mr. and Mr?. Ron Chapman
and family of London, jpen^
the weekend at their village
home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mackie
Spent the weekend in Detroit.
Rev. H,G.E; and Mrs. Crosby
• apd Miss Haney Barwick, Moor*
i. towni visited Mrs, Nan Howard
’ for th® weekend.
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1 A family gathering was held
pn Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mr?. W.E, Parker. Present
Were: -Mr,’ and Mrs, J.E,
French; Mr. and Mrs. E. Squire;
Mr. and Mrs. L, Elliott; Mrs.
M, Leiblpr; and Mrs. W.G,
Herbert, all of Mitchell.
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Mr. and, Mrs, Joe Beechie
arid family, London were at
their home on Bayfield Terrace
fOr the weekend,.
Canon and Mrs. F.H, Pauli I
left on Wednesday to sp0nd •
the winter in Brantford, •
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Mr. and Mrs.
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Mr, aty Mrs. Resaei Kerr
At their Chopping Spree, Those
may be left with Mr?, Durst
anytime before the end of Nov-
ember.
Mr?. Mowatt spoke of her pro
ject, “Festival of Dolls,’’which
?he is hoping to get started in
the New Year, She told pf some
of her ideas and patterns,
A nominating committee io
bring in a new elate for 1968,
Consists, of Mrs. W. Munch,
Mrs. o. Ball.
For the December meeting,
the group i$ asked to bring in
their Apron Project. Roll call
Will be a “Christmas Recipe.?*
The ladies who had charge of
this meeting were Mrs. A.
Haddy, Mrs. T. Oliver, Mrs.
Sinclair and Miss F. Jamieson.
Sixteen members and two
visitors joined for woHe-
Lo meeting in church parlour.
Mrs, Stewart presided.
The theme of the meeting was
“Remembrance”. Mrs, Ruby
Haddy was in charge of the wor
ship service. A reading “Rem-
embrance, Spiritual and
Practical” and a Meditation
were given. Miss E. Jamieson
read the psalm and Mrs J.
Sinclair offered prayer.
Miss E, Jamieson gave an
article clipped from a paper on
Restoration of the home at
Guelph of Col. John McRae, It
will be a memorial fo this great
Doctor who served ip first Great
War and wrote the immortal
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poem, “In Flander’s Fields.7’
The project to be a museum
too, is to be completed by next
May , >
The visiting committee re
ported eight homo and eight
hospital calls made on sick and
shuMns.
The Unit still has a few
“Ontario’? coffee spoons if any
one wishes to bny^ne.
The Group will be catering to
a noon luncheon in the church
Recreation room on November
.30,
Christmas stockings for On
tario Hospital patients will be
filled before Qhrjstmas, Also
each m e’mber is asked io bring a
gift fQV Huronview folks to buy
WmWMilhg
Two specials showed up in
the latest'National Nielsen rat
ing in the United States. “It’s
A Great Pumpkin’’ was 3rd,
yith “The King and I’* i? 10th
posltiop.
Andy Griffith made number
One position, with The Lucy
Show in second spot. Bonanza
Whs 4th, and tied for Sth were
CBS Friday Night Moyies and
Gomer Pyle. Red Skelton was
number 7, with GunsmokO 8th,
and Saturday Night at the Movies
in Sth position.
♦ ( ' ; Mr, Mt Mrp. R|seel Kerr -
G.N, Rivers i CelBhratei their forty.fifth wed. *
.^***»Ty*'MW* T¥-p’***Fi9'-*0y,
.November 22, returning from
I ’•■. -Clinton,. where they had been
• 'tfiyier guests of1 Mr, and Mrs.
topaowed at a surprise party
flven for them by their daugh
ter, Mrs. dune Humphries.
Thirty friends were present for
th# happy occasion.
CHRISTMAS
BAZAAR
. The ladles of the Trinity
Gm11< were hpstesaes at a
ChriBimM Bazaar and tea on
Saturday afternoon. .Held at
Trinity Parish Hall, the event
was a grefct success. Tables
to the hall were laden with
lM>n>e*bftked goods, sewing, knit,
tjpg, and the ever popular < < touch
a?ri take’? treasures. An added
feature this year was -potted
spring ’bulbs and Christmas,
wraathsJ; Tea was served at
individual tables centred with
seasonal Imotifs,
Guides, Brownies
hold meeting
The regular meeting of the
Local Association to Guides .
and Brownie? was held at the'_(
home of. Mr?, Arnold Makins on
Tuesday, November 2L Fifteen
member? were present. The •
mating’opened with the Guide
Prayer, .followed by the secre
tary’s report, giveh by Mrs.
A. Makins. Mrs. Robert Mac-
Veai gave the treasurer’s re
port-’in tty absence of Mrs. F.
McFadden; A letter of resig
nation from a Guide Leader,
Mrs. R. Merrill was read.
Arrangements and commit
tees were-formed fora rum- <<•
mage §aje, bazaar and tea to be y:
held in the United Church base
ment on December 9. Any mem*
bars able, are asked to help set. ®
up tables on the day prior to
this event, to meet at the church
* , at 2np,.pji.. Mr,..R. Snell offered
to make, posters for the sale.’ ‘
Any members or interested;per-
AT THE
were in London for several > ’ anniversary on Wednesday.
days last week.
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Mr. and Mns. Alt Scotphmdr •• Ackim Flowers. They were
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spent the weekend with Mr. ant
Mrs. Stephen Scotchmen and
baby daughter in Sarnia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotch*
mer returned on Saturday after
spending ten days with their r
grandchildren in Chathajtn.
Their son Howard and Mrs. .
Scotchmer returned with them
for the weekend.
Sally Field, who has been
taking vocal1 lessons to perfect
Sister Bertrille’s singing voice
for “The Flying Nun’*, is teach*
ing herself to play the guitar.
When there’s a lull in film
ing an episode of the series,
she is in her dressing room
strumming away.
Announcement
ANSTETTGIFTS rtoM
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More about ratings: Remem
ber “The Fugitive”? This show
had a 50.7 rating and a 73.2
percent audience share on ABC.
For the same hour, CBS drew a
2.4 rating with their “News
Hour”. The NBC telecast of
the Jerry Lewis movie, “The
Pardners”, had a 5.1 rating.
/ David Janssen?s appearance
on The Joey Bishop Show drew
an 8.8 rating, while Johnny
Carson on NBC drew 5.0.
Not only was this the best
rating Joey Bishop ever had,
but it was the first time that
he ever outrated Johnny Carson.
United church
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Bar Sets
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Jewel Boxes
Desk Sets
Pen & Pencil Sets
Pipe Racks
Lighters
Brush Sets
Luggage
women to meet
Unit 4 of OntarioStreet United
Church Women will hold their
regular meeting on Monday,
November 27 at 8:30. The roll
call is to be a donation for the
wishing well, books and games
or sewing booths at the bazaar.
Members are reminded to bring
in theii' dime bells totliismeet
ing.
FREE
WRAPPING JEWI
ALBERT STREET
Personalize
'His Gift" by
Engraved Initials
or Name
sons having clothes for the rum-
mage sale .are asked to leave
them at the home of Mrs. A.
Makins or inside the door of
the. United Church the week of
the sale.
The' meeting closed with the
Miz-pah Benediction. The next
meeting will be held on Jan
uary 16 at the home of Mrs.
J. Mayman.
MR. LORNE BROWN,
PRESIDENT OF
LORNE BROWN MOTORS
LTD.
Is Pleased Ta Announce
The Purchase of His Business
By His Son
MR. STEPHEN BROWN
Phon* 482.3261 at the Chib
CLINTON-BAYFIELD
GOLF COURSE
EVERYTHING TO MAKE
CHRISTMAS GIVING A PLEASURE.
MATURING —
GOLF BAGS - CLUBS - CARTS
SFfCIAL PRICES ON THE 1968 WILSON LINE
MAY WE SUGGEST A MEMBERSHIP
FOR 1968
MR. STEPHEN BROWN ASSUMES THE PRESIDENCY AND MANAGEMENT
OF; THE COMPANY EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30th, 1967.
MR. LORNE BROWN WILL CONTINUE TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE
BUSINESS AS A SALESMAN.
THE BUSINESS WILL CONTINUE TO BE KNOWN AS:
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