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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-12-10, Page 5St. .Paurs J.A. Has Sweet Potato Party at Church The 4.111110r Awciliary of St. Faurs Anglican Church held a sweet potato party in connection with their Nature Study badge, Mrs. C. Epps was the guest .speak- er. She had the table nicely tn.. ranged with sweet potato candies, baked yams topped butter . and brown sugar, 'Vines were shown and stories told. The .hot Potato ga. e played was won by. Beverley etlmore. On Friday, December 11, Mrsq, Gordon Scribbins will give a little -talk about bees, flowers, honey, Tuesday, December 15, has been reserved for the Junior Auxillarf for a visit to the County Home, with some of their older friends. The time for this is 7.30 P.M. ship and stewardship, Mrs. F Fingland; sewing, Mrs. D. Laid- law; assistant, Mrs. H. Cameron; Visiting, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. M Addison; group leaders, Mrs. J McLaren, Mrs, D., Andrews, Mrs William Munch, Mrs. ..Geerge Beattie; social, Mrs. M. Steep, Mrs. J. Nediger, Mrs. L. Ball, Mrs. .0. M...aninzigi manse commit- tee convener, Mrs. N. Shepherd; property -Ceeninittee convener, Mrs, Charles Nelson, The WA will remember the caretaker as usual at Christmas, A sing-song of Christmas carols was lead by Mrs, William Hearn and Mrs, B. Hearn was pianist. Two solos, by Mrs. William Hearn were very much enjoyed, namely "The Road to Betide- hem" and "The Song of Mary", Lunch was served at prettily de- corated tables in the Sunday School room, amid lovely Yuletide decorations. MOTHERS GROUP TO HAVE CHRISTMAS MEETING The Mothers' Study Group of Wesley-Willis United Church will hold their Christmas meeting on Tuesday evening, December 15 at 8,15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eugene McAdam, Mrs Harold Wise and Mrs. McAdam will be in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Glen Wise and Mrs. George Cant- elon will be hostesses. KIWANIS Music Festival OF STRATFORD OFFICIAL, SYLLABUS NOW AVAILABLE WRITE FOR FREE COPY P.Q. Box 103 Stratford Butterball Premium Turkeys are especially bred to be meatier, more flavourful and tender than ordinary birds. They come to you immaculately dressed, all ready for your savoury stuffing. Butterball Premium Turkeys are deeper in the breast so you get more succulent white meat. Most leg tender's are removed so even the juicy dark meat is easier to carve. And the legs are tucked in so no trussing or skewering is necessary. BEFORE YouChoose YOUR POULTRY COME TO STANLEY'S MEAT MARKET YOUR VISIT WILL HELP YOU MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION Koolvent-Nash Makers of the World's Finest ALUMINUM Awnings — Doors Windows Top quality Products at reasonable prices. Call us for Free Estimates and Demonstration. THOS. H. WALKER KOOLVENT - NASH SALES Phone 533 (Collect) EXETER 111,1"-1 • 46: imr,r7 rtrriTTC,,Z;Z ,' .k? Even if it's only NEW to You! See These Three-1953 PONTIAC 1950 DE SOTO 1954 VW VAN Brand or New VOLKSWAGEN CAR Two Sparkling 1960 Models Now In Our Showroom A ;SS • S 1TH M TORS Volkswagen Sales and Service 9 Ontario St., Clinton Phone HU 2-9088 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Stores in Clinton will be open All Day Wednesdays Until Christmas FOR EVENING SHOPPERS Clinton Stores will be open Evenings from Friday, Dec. 18 to Thursday, Dec. 24 including Saturday evening SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE RETAIL MERCHANTS COMMITTEE warvitrviotmmvaimmablizoi-mmailmmmta-mam-2 -4warDmim. Christmas Suggestions AnacoNt mom :out' MARCONI CITATION • 19 Actual Tubes • Distant Signal Circuit • Adjacent Channel Selectivity • Tinted removable Safety Glass • Static Free Sound System • Push-button Oh and Off Switch PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER • Powerful Amplifier • Full Range Speaker • Double Stylus Turn-over Cartridge • 2-tone Brown and Leatherette Case LAY-A-WAY PLAN 'TILL CHRISTMAS r.11e-MtaleiC44-WeleiMM SH IN CLINTON 4Se.1" °-M-lal.VMeleMelal.MWMCIOX wiluRst?AY., PEcEmm, 1.(1, 1959 CUITIT:41 .1\.T W.S-XECOAD :1)4PN. rPrig Wesley-Willis WA Holds Annual Meeting;. Names Mrs. M. Nediger 1960 President - ENJOY PLUMPER SWIFTS PREMIUM TURKEYS . IMPROVE YOUR APPEARANCE *4, Clean and Press Don't let your clothes go. Bring them to us regularly for expert cleaning and pres- sing. Clean clothes not only look better ... they last long- er, too. Dirt in fabrics attracts moths, rots threads faster. Bring all your cleaning to us. THIS WEEK THE LUCKY TRY OUR NEW Check Your Calendar. If the number matches take the cal- No. is 1500 COIN WASH at 14 King Street endar to our office and claim LOTS OF PEOPLE DO! your $3.00 credit. Every Day a All Fresh Chilled Birds Displayed in Our Self-Serve Counter This Week. WIDE SELECTION— GEESE, DUCKS, CAPON CHICKENS —FINEST EVER SHOWN OUR OWN SLICED BACON ENDS Good and Tasty Only 49c lb. ALL BEEF HAMBURG 3 lbs. Only $1,00 FRESH DAILY GROUND SUET 20c lb. CHOICE MILK FED VEAL on Display • also FRESH CANADIAN. LAMB The Woman's Association of the Wesley-Willis United Church net with the organist, Mrs. Norman shepherd playing Christmas inns- ic it opened, Scripture was read by Mrs. J. Nediger .and thoughts on the lesson were given by Mrs, J, A. McKim Mrs. Fred Potter led in prayer, Various items of business were attended to and the different sec- retaries gave their reports Plans were made for the Men's Club dinner for ladies night. The list of shut-ins to be re- Membered, at Christmas was revis- ed, A committee for decorating church at .Christmas was formed, and given money to buy some de- corations, Wesley Holland very ably headed the committee in this Work. Mrs. McKim presided while Mrs, George Beattie brought in the slate of officers from the striking committee as follows; president, Mrs. M. Nediger; hon- orary president, Mrs. J. A. Mc- Kim; past president, Mrs. Frank Andrews; vice-presidents, Mrs. D, Andrews, Mrs, G. Manning; re- cording secretary, Mrs Percy Livermore; treasurer, Mrs. S. C. Hearn; press secretary, Mrs; F. Reid; pianist, Mrs. N. Shepherd; corresponding scretary, Miss Lu- ella Walkinshaw1; program con- vener, Mrs. Ruth Jenkins; flower convener, Mrs. F. Potter; citizen- pagialokemei. ELLIOTTS' CHRISTMAS TREES (BEHIND CLINTON ARENA) Finest Selection of Freshly Cut: SCOTCH PINE—WHITE PINE—SPRUCE ALL TREES INSIDE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE PHONE ORDERS FILLED Come In And See For Yourself BUTTERBALL Then Let us Stuff 'em for you!! Stanley's Meat Market will STUFF and COOK Your Holiday Poultry on request Drop in and see just how they do all this and more. Boy Scout News VAUL iMr011%41,1) About .20 Scouts were .present at the Scout meeting on Decem- ber 2 Scouter Percy Brown and Scouter Mel Cleaves were in charge of the meeting. After the opening ceremonies the Tender- feat Scouts went out in the hall and the remainder studied and passed tests. A game followed, then, the meeting was closed. This Saturday there will be a Christmas Tree drive and on De- cember 16, the Scouts will have their Christmas celebration. 40th Anniversary Varna Couple, Mr. and Mrs. N Reid A family supper was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Reid, Varna, last Thursday for a double celebration. It was the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Reid, and the first birth- day of their grandson, Charles Mustard, l3rueefield. Mr. and Mrs. Reid were married on December 3, 1919, at the home of the bride's parents, next door to their present home, in the vil- lage. Mrs. Reid west formerly Margaret Stewart. For their honeymoon they went to Lucknow by train, where they were met by the Websters, cous- ins of the groom, by car. How- ever it snowed eavily and they were driven around by horse and cutter. They lived for two years on the Reid homestead (where Gordon Hill now lives) and then bought the farm in Varna, (M. Hayter's now) where they farmed for 27 years, They retired in the village in 1948, Their only daughter, Mary, married John E. Mustard, Bruce- field, and they have four grand- children, Stewart, Neil, Jeffrey and Charles. Over 40 friends and neighbours visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reid to wish them well, LOBA Instals Officers For 1960 Officers were installed at the December 8, meting of the Huron Lodge No: 377, Ladies Orange Benevolent Association, by Mrs. Wilfred Colclongh, Mrs. Ninian Heard was director of ceremonies, New officers elected prior to this ceremony were: Mrs, Tom Deeves, treasurer; Mrs. Alex Mur- ray, third committee; auditors, Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs. Alex Murray. After the installation the new worthy mistress, Mrs. Tom O'Con- nell asked the director of cere- monies to escort the immediate past mistress, Mrs. George Wilson to the altar, where she was presen- ted with her past mistress jewel. Mrs. Wilson spoke briefly, thank- ing the officers and members for their co-operation during the past two years. Plans were made for the first card party of 1960, which will be held on Tuesday, December 5. Af- ter lodge had closed, Santa Claus arrived. A bountiful lunch was enjoyed by all. The next regular meeting will be on Tuesday, Jan- uary 12, 1960. Sunday School Executive Turkey Supper in Church Turkey supper in the church parlour of Ontario Street United Church was attended by members of the executive of the Sunday School of that church, with their wives and husbands. After eat- ing, a worship service and election of officers was held. The new book of study "You Can Teach" was handed out. The Christmas concert on Monday, De- cember 21 at 7.30 in the church hall was planned. On December 13 the annual White Gift Sunday will be observ- ed, and gifts of canned food and good used clothing will be brought in by members of the Sunday School, in the morning. These gifts will be sent to the Fred Vic- tor Mission in Toronto. BEARTIISIDE CLUB TO GIVE WHITE GIFTS The Rearthside Club of Ontar- io Street United Church will hold their white gift service on. Thurs- day evening, December 10, begin- Mng at 8 p.m, All members are requested to bring a white gift, and a friend. 1111111WIMINNIONINIMINFM. IIMINIMMEN1111111111111111 CHRISTMAS TREE DRIVE FREE DELIVERY , OPEN 'TILL 9 P.M. HU 2-7217 OR HU 2-9287 49-50-b Debswn- ZastaNZWIMM/MDMIDMOISVInbra, Stanley's Meat Market 16 KING STREET — CLINTON O. Stanley, Proprietor CANADA'S FINEST BEEF STEAKS and ROASTS 79c lb. AGAIN THIS YEAR FEATURING THE BEST KNOWN BIRD IN CANADA