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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1950-04-06, Page 3i"^s! THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD n Let's Chat By MBA THE Collegiate Auditorium, colorful with purple and yellow streamers, and the walls gay with figures and letters depicting the Cinderella story, was a pictures- que background for the annual At Home" sponsored by the Students' Council of Clinton District Collegiate Institute, Fri- day evening G ' y,' :k RECEIVING the guests the first part of the evening were Bill Andrews, Margaret Holland wear- ing yellow net, Miss Merrier in black taffeta and net embroider- ed Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McGee, the latter in black net With* sequin trim Later Margaret Holland, Bill Nediger, Phyllis Hanly in blue taffeta, and Mr. end Mrs. Brock Olde, the latter in black crepe receiv- ed , . . * e ,. REFRESHMENTS were served in the gymnasium under the supervision of Miss Merrier and Miss Miller Assistants were Lorin Garon, Ruth Clew, 'Ken Ashton, Lorne Dubes, Boyd Tay= ler, David Oakes, Shirley Proc- ter, Jane Hartley, Bill Medd, Ken Gibbings and Victor. Harding.., :k * b ONE of the largest crowds in IA Woman's Viewpoint CT. This and That years enjoyed dancing to the music of Johnny Downs and his orchestra . . . Among a few we noticed dancing were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bartliff, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lobb, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Brown, the latter in turquoise taffeta; Mr. and Mrs. George Rumball, Miss Anna Pond wear- ing black net, the skirt banded with red taffeta; F/L and Mrs. L. Harding, the latter in blue taffeta; Dr. and Mrs. • W. A. Oakes, the latter in black crepe; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Elliott, the latter smart in white crepe, with a figured jacket, the pattern of the jacket carried down into the skirt; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neilans, the latter in mauve net; Mr.' and Mrs. J. A. Seaman, the latter wearing black satin; Miss Margaret Miller in blue jersey .. MR. and Mrs. William, Jervis, Mr. and Mrs. George Falconer, Mr. and Mrs. W. Murch, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lambie, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Haddy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Irwvin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gatien, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. J. Chowen, Dr. and Mrs. George Elliott, the latter in blue crepe; Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott, the latter in black crepe with sequin trim; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bennett, the latter in yellow moire; Mr; and Mrs. Ken Colquhoun, Mr. and Mrs. Frank lin Rainton, Blyth, the latter i figured yellow chiffon; Mr; and Mrs. Frank MacDonald , , . •k :k 'k MR. and Mrs, Hero Bridle Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Herman, th latter wearing , white net; Mr and Mrs. Ken Pickett, the latter in black chiffon; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Andrews, the leer in white moire; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook. the latter in rust satin; Mr. and Mrs. Andre Deseck, the latter in black taffeta; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook, Kitchener; Mr. end Mrs. Bob Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dixon, the latter in black net; Mr. and Mrs. Cam Procter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Don Colquhoun, Mr. end Mrs. Norman Durr . . . n OBITUARY , MRS. J. W. VAN EGMOND e Funeral 'services were largely ' attended at the Ball and Mutch Funeral Home, High St., Clinton, on Wednsday afternoon, April 5, for Mildred Ione Guymer, belov- ed wife of J. Willis Van Egmond. Rev. W. J. Woolfrey officiated assisted by Rev. G. G. Burton. Moorefield, a former pastor, and Rev. Harold J. Snell, Exeter, a cousin. Interment followed in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were J. E. Dale, John Van Egmond, Earl Zurbrigg, Listowel; Jack. Grosse, London; Charles Brown and Wilfred Glaz- ier. Flower bearers were Charles E. Elliott, Charles Stewart, Ephraim Snell, Robert Weekes, Robert Irwin, Keith Tyndall, Ross and Howard Trewratha, Charles John- son, R. Gordon Bennett, Fred 0. Wilson, and William Speake, Mrs. Van Egmond was born in London and resided there until ANNE Jeanette MacDonald in blue taffeta, Jill Blatchley, wear- ing pink net; Joyce Bailey in blue moire; Margaret Durham in yellow chiffon; Ruth Wilson, smart in turquoise satin, with silver sequins; Merguerite Hall, in blue taffeta; Shirley Falconer in mauve taffeta; Barbara Mac- Donald , in blue satin; Evelyn MacDonald wearing red satin; Lola Jervis in blue net; Margaret Colquhoun, Mary Beattie, Mary Tyndall, Shirley Jones, Muriel Bowden, Jeanne Gibbings in pink net; Ruth Scott, Phyllis Mc- Kinley, Zurich; Helen Dixon in pink moire; June Middleton, Margaret Middleton, Isabel Chow - en, Jean Nediger, Audrey Jervis, lu 1111111111111 ii 1111 111111111111 lu u 11 11 I 11111111111111 11E11111 111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111116151111111111111111IiIiimiullluu 111fullll Margaret Marshall in moire , blue BILL Andrews, Glen Wise, Bill Hanly, Bill Counter, John Wil- son, Clare Maltby, Toby Taylor, Rev. Harold Youke, Belle Island; Don Kay, Ron Philp, Bill, Grigg, Bob Allan, Beecher Streets, Bob Fines, and many others , I mum 1 I I'1 u n h1,111K h11111➢hh!1111111 on, Stanley's .L'et's hcwe � SUPREME HAM is New, Delicious and Nutritious! Each Hann is a Boneless leg of pork cured in our special MELLO- MILD mnnner which assures added flavour and consistent goodness. TENDER AND TASTY! "The Ultimate in Flavour!" Boneless lb. ea41,24! .65 Be Convinced! Buy a Stanley Supreme Ham for a Festive Easter! Boneless ' Pre -Cooked lb. .79 Regular, leg, bone in, whole or half ' lb. .57 Picnics, outstanding value lb. .49 The famous FROZEN ORANGE .JUICE now available, Try it! Boneless Cottage, whole or half, lb. .64 Sweet Pickled Cottage, whole or half lb. .54 For your convenience, we stuff Fresh P icnics, Butts, or whichever you prefer in fresh pork cuts. BACON SQUARES, sweet as a nut piece, lb. .29 sliced, lb. .34 STANLEY ,BOT HERS Modern Meat Market Home of FRESH and CURED MEATS Store Phone 76 tIll111 III@lull{uiuu11111111111111ui11 Hlll Im111I10i,111111 III 11'" II 11110 11001111111111111111111111111d111 111101.11 Specializing in,. Custom Killing and Curing Slaughter House 282W glut! uluulltuluu11➢1iItAii its on 111111th@11@ui IIIII11Hl11! i ui 0 I ! to II .11111111111II 11111111111 N as so N s N ffa s I Ig PAGE THREE hermarriage and since then had resided just north of Clinton. on No. 4 Highway. She was a mem- ber of Ontario St. United Church and took an active port in the women's organizations of th e church. For many years she was a teacher in the Sunday—School and her activities will be much missed. In her 49th year, Mrs. Van Egmend's death occurred at her late residence on Monday, April 3, following a lengthy illness. Surviving are her husband, J. Willis Van Egmond, whom she married on October 8, 1927; two sons, Jack and Fred, both at home; two brothers, Gordon and Arthur, both of London; and one sister, Thede, Mrs, Walter Sorbin, Washington, D.C. Mrs. Albert Glazier, Hullett Township, is an aunt, MRS. FRED SMALLACOMBE Mrs. Fred Smallacencbe, Hen - gall, died at her here there early Tuesday, April 4, in her 76th year, She was the former Isabella Ellis, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis, Born in Goderich, she moved with her parents to Hensall at the age of 12. Mrs. Smailacont-b-e was a member of HensaTl Milted Church..r She and her husband celebrated their golden wedding on Dec. 26, 1949. Ste ivors include her husband; one son, Fred, Guelph; Kw) 'dau- ghters, Mrs. Edward (Freida) Mornington, and Mrs. Cornelius (Jean) Faber, both of Hensall. One sister, Miss -Mattie Ellis, Hensall, also survives. 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