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Clinton News-Record, 1975-01-02, Page 2"' -I.-, • 4•••• • • „. NI.NEWSMItCORD.7THUR8r4,Y,','JitOARY.,`2":4075',,', ••"' ••••••••••••••••101.0.777;.. • • • r ,.tlie:14 feast -Is over for thir:Year. If. yOu • over -ate 02..111:f.p'?,10L91..8111.1°. i.,mayfeel atuffed'btifitis ta yoU are or "your sufficiency "..,llia,an.suffonalfied".:A little ent,eel.64Yery expressive following: • luinmy's raised inch''above the table be dashed • IP not stashed :full a� ,I am able. * * r.. -and Mrs. Don Barker of g. City visited last week at home of Mr. and Ws. Fred lymont. • r. and Mrs. ._,Bob Glymont, Michael and nnon**.of .Guelph _were tors at -the home of Mr. and Orpen over the days. • * * * iss Elizabeth Bartliff is &for a three week holiday her parents Mr. and Mr's. tt Bartliff of Whitehead t. She is currently em - ed on the staff of a west branch of the Bank of treat in Calgary. . and Mrs. Colin Hurst daughters of Ottawa spent turas with Mrs. Dolores f Queen $treet. Also there Mr. and Mrs. Ken, Lee son of Blyth and Mr. and jRobert Lee and family of rich. • ss Nola. Lee is home. on ion from Niagara College elland. • , • n- arid Betty Lee left • on -Boxing Day -lo .spetid the haliday. with their sister, San- dra, in &lines': Park, N.B. • Winner of the Canadian Legion Bingo in -Clinton on Boxing • Day evening' was Mrs. Sid • Laws, Brucefield with a prize of $200. - * * * * So as 'we leave behind the gaiety. and gifts .of Christmas .and coma to the last hours 'of this waning year,let us sign our contract for 1975 without going on strike. • . The following waiOtalien long ago, from an advertisement in Life magazine but is as per- tinent today in its message as it we's then: "Let us pray that Strength and courage abundant be given to all who work for a world of reason and understanding — that the good that lies in every man's heart may day by day be magnified — that men will come to see more clearly not that which divides them, but , that which unites them — that each hour may bring us closer to a final victory,. not...of nation over natioh, byt of man over his own evils and weaknesses — Mite the true spirit of this Season, its joy, its beauty, its hope and above all, its abiding faith may live among us — that the blessings of peace be ours, the, peace to build and grow, to live in harmony and sympathy with others, and to plan for the future with confidence." No. better New Year's wish (9r-1975-than...the above could I 'send to all the readers of Town Talk. • Christmas tiun.day • • Chrifitmas. Sunday' Seryices were held on Sunday morning with many holiday viisitors present. Welcoming were Ella Jewitt and Emerson Hesk, and the ushers were Jim Buchanan, Gerald Riley, Darrell Shob- brook and Ken Pollard. . The service began with Christmas (Larols, the choir an- thems were "Ring Out Sweet lien" and."The Sojng of Christ- mas." Rev. McDonald's children's story was "Sam the Kitchen Boy at the Inn." His message was "The Glory of God." • Reeve and Me Entertain John Jewitt, the new Hullett Township Reeve and Mrs. *Jewitt, entertained the past and new township officials on -Friday night, December 20th, to a hot turkey dinner and social evening at their home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh.Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Htinking, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer, Mr." litIti-"*:" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin were Christmas Day dinner guests with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Durnin, Karen and Shane. Mr. Emerson Hesk spent ' - --,.-:-.:4---;,,it---; ' '''''• r . , , . , Everett..10tunout.,TeF.twatet. f and Mrs., Bert Shobbrookwere • • Mr. and Mrs.Benitiley have . Christmas .Pay dinner guests Purc ased•a• house in Goderich with Mi. 4nd. Mrs. Ron•Ellerby I and moved on December 28th. and family, Clinton. , We Nviih them happiness .in• Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton their new home at 160 Bayfield of MoorefiMd spent the Christ,...., . mall holidays with their Romadrs. . ,Laura Saundercock, Mr. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. and Mrs. Cliff Saundercock, -- Thompson. , and Mr. and Mrs. Wane Peck Christmas Day visitors with were Christmas Day dinner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob their family, Mr. and Mrs. Saundercock and family, Clin- Wayne--Jacicson and- family, . Ridgetown; Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. Barry Pipe, Boneta, Deb- Scruton and family, Clinton; bie and Teresa of London spent Mr: and Mrs. Keith Allen, and Christmas -Day with his boys. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd , Remember the W.I. card Pipe. - . .`party on Friday, January 3rd, . Mr. ana Mrs. Mac Sewers at 8:30 p.m. left on Sunday, December 22nd, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- -far a two week vacation in brook spent Wednesday night et Florida. . , . . . The Sewers girls are spell- . . A ding Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Netherg, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McLellan „, of Hamilton spent the weekend - .. of Dec.tmber 22nd with her father, Mr. Emerson Hesk. t� n. Mrs. Milt Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Brandon, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoggart: • ' Personals Mrs. Mabel Watson returned home on Saturday from spen- ding 2i/2' weeks in Clinton Hospital. Mrs. • Fairee of Tnronto is - spending the Christmas seaspn, with her daughter, Mr. • and Mrs. Ralph Davidson. Mrs. Ena Howatt held Christmas for her family on Sunday, December 22nd.• Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley field Christmas. for their family on • Sunday,..-Decembe.r 22nd. Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice spent the Christmas week 'with her son, Mr. and Mrs. David Fair - service • and Maureen at Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and 7. family, - Mr. and Mrs:: 'Joe Hunking and family, and Mr. and Mrs: Wayne Kennedy and family held. their- Christmas on Sunday, December 22nd. with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lyndon Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Allen Shaddick wet -4 Con- stable and Mrs. Richard Shad - dick, Edmonton, Alberta...Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick and Miss Lloy of Kitchener. Mrti,,dhaflotte Bell, Blyth; Mr. and 1Mrs. Lorne Hunkirfg; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer, Laurel, Lisa, Stephen and Shannon; Mr. Murray Hunking and Julie Bowie spent Christ- mas Day with Mi. and Mrs. Art Hunking and Todd, 'Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. George Neil, Mr. and Mrs.' Bob Crummer, Lisa and Paula -of Stratford visited on Thursdliy evening, December 19th, with Miss Edyth. Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert' Lyon and family held Christmas on Christmas Eve for Mrs. Laura Lyon, Miss'Edyth Beacom, Mr. and Mrs. Murray 11on, Bradley and Deana, Mr. Ron Neil and Douglas: Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Lyon,. Bradley and Deana, Kr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Christmas Eve and Day with his Non, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hesk, Goderrch. Rev. McDonald Fipent ,the Christmas holidays with his mother at AtWood. Mr. Ken Vodden and Mr. • j070115 KOUT Year The clock's hands are inChing their -way to twelve. Get ready to .,.• ••• celebrate the ringing in of a New Year. • to Friday night in* Woodstock .with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Rasa Millsorrand Mr. and Mrs.„Bert 'Shot). *** brook, Mr. Ken VocrdenTand Mr. and Mrs. Fred: Vodden were guests on Friday evening, December 27th,,at the -wedding of Their nephew, Ronald7Vod- den to Colleen St. John in St. Paul's United Church in,Paris. The dinner and reception was held at the Legion Hall. WAIT FOR PICKETT • & CAMPBELL DISSOLVEMENT OF PARTNERSHIP SALE STARTING • THURSDAY. JAN.9: _ in, tits New Year with lisotb.L.- pplisod • *. iuccess.to oil. Thooki for your good will!' . • OPEN THURS., JAN. 2, 9 A.M. TO 6 FRI., JAN.. 3, 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT., JAN. 4, 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • HAPPY CLINTON CENTENNIAL TO ALL - Best wishes for We, wish you a full measure , of everything good for the New • Year. Thank you. _BALL -MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH CLINTON — HENSALL .. • omething Extra • • GROUND NABOB COFE bag Porchment Wrapped Coloured TOP YALU or ORIOLE IIARGARIII • . 2: 46.c • uiuer FROZEN CONCENTRATE ORANGE JUICE • 12 on. $1 emirs. FROZEN REGULAR CUT VALLEY FARM - FRENCH FRIES 2 39. ". TOP WNW TOMATO or VEGETABLE • SOUPS 6 1"- $ 1st GRADE CREAMERY • TOP YALU BUTTER • 88. U.S.A. NO. 1 FLORIDA Vine Ripe Tomatoes lbs. U.S.A. NO. 1 MAMA large sin 11. U S A NO 1 FLORIDA RID AND WHIFF Grapefruit' 6. v.: 79e 17.E ESIL..1.94.EAN SPRAY —Cralberriet **-7:7477 .-• Enjoy a The Lord Siincoe has something extra for you. It's a 2 night .2 Night special fdt two at a cost of only $58.90. It includeqc,luxe Special accomm o dda dinner oniel rfoinr twotcfna mdus - -.at. Toronto's Captain's Table com- plete with a bottle of champagne, breakfast each morning in your room • and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many exciting attractions - rill for only $58.90, subject to advance registration. You get something else thatcs special. at the Lord Simcoe - it's frietatily hospitality you w.:11' , enjoy throughout your stay with us. See youttravel agent or contact us at 's 150 King Street West, Toionto. Telephone: 362-1848. 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