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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1955-06-16, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1955 PAGE THREE CLINTON NEWS-REORD ST. ANDREW'S WAS of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. George Gawley on June 21 The Women's Missionary Society j of three _o'clock. WILL Amur JUNE 21 N 11� TI. R P ................... MUNICIPAL ELECTION TOWN OF CLINTON NOMINATIONS Monday, June 20 1955 ELECTION Monday, June 27 1955 NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of the, Electors for the Nom- ination of Candidates for the position of Councillor, for the ensuing tern]. will beheld in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall, Clinton MONDAY, JUNE "20,.1955 Between the hours of .8.d0 o'clock and 9.00 o'clock In the evening. JOHN LIVERMORE, Returning Officer and if necessary, an election to fill the above named position, will be held on MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1955 at the following places and by the following named persons, that is; to say, in ST. )NDREW'S 'WARD—At the .Council Chambers; Deputy Returning Officer, Ernest. Radford. ST. JAMES' WARD — At the Old Public School; Deputy Returning Officer, Mrs. Margaret -MacDonald. ST. JOHN'S WARD—At Ball -Macaulay Show Room, King St.; Deputy. Returning Officer, M. T.. Corless:' ST. GEORGE'S WARD—At Cameron's Block; Deputy Return- ing Officer, Mrs. Charlotte Freeman. commencing at the hourof nine o'clock in the forenoon and' • continuing until the hourof six o'clock in the afternoon and dy,lhwill be yulilaein Town Hall, on Tuesday, the 28th daofJu 1955ataoclocknoon. JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk and Returning Officer Gospel Team To Take Part In Local Services A gospel team from the Prairie Bible Institute at Three Hills, s Alta, will be at the Pentecostal Church here on Sunday morning for the regular service. Rev. Jake Leverette is the speaker, and the others are Roy Sickle, a baritone soloist; his wife; who does the piano accompaniment, ' and Ray Kutz, Montana, who is a trumpet soloist, The Prairie Bible Institute is an interdenominational training school for. missionaries. Among the grad- uates are Miss Clara Clarke, Varna, and Eric Creave, also of this county. The gospel team made up part of the program at the evangelistic services held in the new Baptist Church in Bayfield on, Tuesday evening and also are scheduled to appear under the auspices of the Clinton Area Youth for Christ in the Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, on Saturday evening. TENDERS Ladies :Present Gold Pins To Honored Members TENDERS for Cleaning off all Rust and putting : on One Coat of Paint on 32 i5treet Light Stand- ards on Mttin 'Street, will be re- ceived at the Clinton Puiblic Util- ities Office until 12 o'clock noon SATURDAY, JUNE 25th -The paint will be supplied by the Public Utilities. JABEZ E. RANDS, Superintendent 24-5-b The June meeting of the Sum- ' rnerhrl1 Ladies' res ' Club was held at the home of Mrs E. Ellis with the president, Mrs. Keith Tyndall, inthe chair. The meeting was opened by Singing "Abide With Me", followed by the Lord's Pray- er in unison. Twenty-two members answered the roll call and there were six yisitors present, The. committee reported on the presentation of gold pins and hon- orary memberships to Mrs. G. Rapson and Mrs. M. Johnston. The program consisted yof a read- ing by Mrs. Lloyd Stewart; a piano selection by Mrs. Keith Tyndall a joke' contest by Mrs, Wesley ol- den (won by and a word contest by iVirs. Fred Vodden (won by Mrs. R. Lovett). The July meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Chester Far- quhar. The program'' committee will be Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. Norman Wright, Mrs. M. Crich and Mrs. Earl Blake. Those on the lunch committee are Mrs. Charles Merrill, Mrs. Ivan Hbg- gart, Mrs. Lloyd Stewart and Mrs. Chester Farquhar. AT THE J VIS COTTAGE Moth The Mot ers' Study Group of Wesley -Wills United Church will meet next Tuesday, June 21, (please not change of date) at Mrs. W. .Teis' is' cottage. Cars will leave the church at 7.45 in the M evening. rs. Stoll is in charge of the devo ional service,. MOTHERS' GROUP TO MEET ER i e ry t Mrs. C. Proctor Is HostessFor Trousseau Teas Mrs. Clifton Proctor, Mary St., entertained at a trousseau tea for her daughter, Shirley, on Friday evening, June 10, when 70 guests ests registered in the guest book The house was gaily decorated with pink flowers and streamers Mrs. Proctor and Shirley' receivedthe guests at the door. Mrs. Clara Wise, grandmother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. I-Ierb Jenkins, aunt of the bride-to-be, ,poured tea. Miss Joan Thompson displayed wedding gifts and china while Miss Jane Hartley showed linens and the trousseau. Miss.Joan Beninger and Miss, Gladys Habkirk served. Helping in the kitchen were Mrs. Gordon Lawson, Mrs. Marg- uerite Jenkins and Mrs. Douglas Freeman —TENDER TOWN OF CLINTON TENDERS are invited by the Town of 'Clinton for Laying of Concrete Sidewalks on King Street. Few information and specification's, apply Clerk's Office by June 20, 1955. JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk, 23-4-b Town of. Clinton 0 e Two Baptisms Administered At Wesley -Willis At the morning service in Wes- ley -Willis United Church, the Sacrament of Baptism was admin- istered to the _following children: William Reid Cantelon, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cantelon; Cath- erine Ann Steepe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steepe. The following were; admitted to church membership on profession of faith: Squadron Leader Edwin Lee and Mrs. Lee and Sgt. Donald- son and Mrs. Donaldson. The following were admitted by certificate: Mrs. Francis Cantelon from Sl:.. Thomas Church, Sea - forth; Mrs. Henry Garrett and Miss Lillian Garrett from Leaside, Church, Toronto; William Craig from Knox Church, Auburn and Mrs. William Craig from Victoria St, Church, Goderich. CLINTON WI WILL MEET NEXT THURSDAY The monthly meeting of Clinton Women's Institute Will be held in the Agricultural " OfficeBoard Room on Thursday afternoon, June 23 at two o'clock. swwrrwr DRUG STORES New l ti ANSCOCHROME FILM q( Gives you Better Color Pictures of fast-moving action ! .in dim natural light! . with blue flashbulbs I . It"s three times"faster We have High -Speed Ansco- chrome in 620,120 & 828 tolls and standard 35mm magazines. IDA SPECIALS ALL. WEEK A.B. S. & C, TABS ., 19c BATHING CAPS 590 IDASAL TABLETS 300 59e PAPER NAPKINS 15c 2 for 29c SACCHARINE TABS1/4 15e' % gr.,' 500 390 �/z gr., 100 19c 1/2 gr., 500 49e WAX PAPER 25c WRITING PADS 13c 2 for 25c'. HUDNUT SPRAY and STAY with Free Shampoo ,... $1.75 ODORONO CREAM" Reg. $1.00 69c VETO DEODORANT Reg. $1.25 89c COLGATES CHLOROPHYL TOOTH PASTE 2 for 496 BRECK SHAMPOO d CREAM TREATMENT $1.95 FATHER'S DAY JUNE 19th BILLFOLDS $1.00, $1.75, $2.50, $3.50, $0.00, $6.50 PIPES 89c to $7.50 RATERS' --- — HAIRBRUSHES SETS BY YARDLEY, OLD SPICE SEAI+'ORTH, -PALMOLIVE LIGHTERS $1.00, $1.98, $3.95, $4.95, $6.00 CIGARSf — CIGARETTES — TOBACCOS, UNIQUE C PHOTO SERVICE B. PENNEBAKER PHONE 14 DRIJOGliff �J.. We are Selling Out to the Bare Walls, Everything Must Be Sold QualityMerchafldise At Sale rices SALE STARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 16th at 9.00 A.M. Spring Coats Smart Styles All Wool Cloths $10.0 Now Only • Surn:rner Dresses Brand New Stock Just .Arrived - Sizes 14 to, 52 Sale $3.19 and $4.19 This Season's Smartest Styles WONDERFUL NDE FUL $14.95 — $19.95 VA ORLON CARDIGANS $4.89 ORLON PULLOVERS . $3.19 Good Shades -- All Sizes KNITTED SUITS Lady Anne Quality Reg. $69.95 $25.00 For Reg. $19.95 $13a00 For Just Arrived In Time For This Sale -- Cool - Crisp - Washable Sale ' Price $5.95 JEANS -- SHORTS and PEDAL PUSHERS in a great variety -All Specially SALE 'PRICED . Coats - Everything Must Be Sold Dresses, ;Suits, . NYLONS SWIM SUIT ,SGirdles and Brassieres SUMMER" DRESSES Cataluna and Pedigree SulGothic - Exquisite - Lovable NYLONS - COTTQNS - CREPES _Just Arrived -__ ., Every Dress in the Store ,Marked' SALE PRICES AT THEAll Less 25% For Quick Sale START OF THE SEASON No Exchanges -- ALL SALES FINAL — No Refunds Ladies Wear . LINGERIE SLIPS GOWNS_ x/2 SLIPS PYJAMAS PANTIES All Less' 20% First Quality 42,. 51 and 60 Gauge Summer Shades — All Sizes Less 25%' rMi�;-J ::•.