HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-12-17, Page 5MISS JEAN HYDE,
Kippen, has graduated from
Oshawa General Hospital school
of nursing. She is now on their
permanent staff. Jean is a grad-
uate of Clinton District Col-
legiate Institute and a daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Alex Hyde,
Kippen.
Christmas" accompanied by Mrs.
E. Radford.
Mrs. Grant Mills introduced the
guest speaker, Rev. J. A. 1VIcKirn,
who gave an informative talk on
the developing of Labrador, also
the missionary work and the vast
richness of the Happy Valley.
Thank you notes for flowers and
cards were read. The meeting
closed with a Christmas story and
a candlelight service, presented by
Mrs. R. Trewartha, Mrs. W. Aik-
en, and Mrs. E. Dale.
Mrs. Fear expressed a vote of
thanks to all who took part in
the meeting. Mrs. Holmes than-
ked the ladies of St. George's
Ward for the delicious lunch ser-
ved,
In The Past Year
We have enjoyed your patronage
and thank you sincerely
for the continued
opportunity to serve.
Season's Greetings
and the best of health
in the New Year
—from the Staff
ORVILLE STANLEY
GRANT IRWIN
TOM SHARP
ART COLSON (former IGA butcher)
Every Da y at Stanley's Meat Market
16 KING STREET — CLINTON
0. Stanley, Proprietor
CANADA'S FINEST
BEEF
STEAKS and ROASTS 79c lb.
Come In And See For Yourself
AGAIN THIS YEAR. FEATURING
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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 tendons 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,
YOUR VISIT WILL HELP YOU MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION
Custom Killing at
Stanley's Abbatoir
On QUEEN eiltEET
Will be Discontinued during Christmas Week
Until January 4,0 1960
PHONE HU 2-3834 ORVILLE J. STANLEY
Again FEATURING
OUR OWN
FULLY COOKED
PINEAPPLE
Full Line of
Boneless
Tendersweet
Hams
H M AS
"A 'TREAT INDEED"
Wide
Variety
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.
OUR SLICED
and Tasty Only 49c lb.
ALL BEEF
HAMBURG 3 lbs. Only $1.00
FRESH DAILY
GROUND SUET 20c lb.
SPECIAL FRESH OR SWEET PICKLED
BABY BEEF TONGUES—no waste 49c lb.
OX-TAILS--for best soup 49c each
CHOICE MILK FED VEAL on Display
also FRESH CANADIAN LAMB
All "Fresh. Chilled Birds
Displayed in Our Self-Serve Counter This Week.
Wide Selection—GEESE, DUCKS, CAPON CHICKENS
—Finest Ever Shown
BEFORE You Choose YOUR POULTRY
COME TO STANLEY'S MEAT MARKET
SAVE 4c
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groomed for
gay evenings.
Step out in style, with clothes
that sparkle clean . . . fresh as
new . our superior dry clean-
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BE SMART
LOOK SMART
Have .it Dry Cleaned
THIS WEEK THE LUCKY
No. is 1498
Check Your Calendar. If the
number matches take the cal-
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your $3.00 credit.
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Huron Road Happy Workers Club elects
Mrs. William Holland President for 196U
betstbOrg,. spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. jattleS Stir Ting.
Mrs. Reid Torrance,
spent Monday with friends in this
neighbourhood,
Legion Auxiliary
Gives Over $100
To Other Groups
Members and guests of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion .enjoyed a delicious pot-
luck supper on Monday everting,
December 14. The president, Mrs,
Cameron Proctor opened the busi-
ness meeting which followed, and
welcomed the irony members and.
gneStS,
Two auditors were appointed to
audit the books at the end of the
year.
Donations made were: $50 to
the Legion Branch towards the
children's Christmas party; $25 to
Beck Memorial Sanatorium, tuber-
cular section; $35 to Westminster
Hospital for Christmas bingo, and
$10 to Retarded .Children's Assoc-
iation.
As Mrs. Bert Harris has moved
to Goderich, arid is transferring
to that auxiliary, she was present-
ed with a going-away gift.
A program followed, consisting
of piano selections by Mrs. E.
Radford; solos by Mrs. Douglas
Andrews; a reading by Mrs. W. C.
Bennett, and; selections by Mrs,
William Holland on her accordion.
During a sing-song which follow-
ed, Santa Claus arrived and gave
everyone a gift. •
140.TifeiftS SWUM GROTT
CHRISTMAS IKEINTXN0
The IV/others .Study Group of
Wesley Willis United. Church held their Christmas meeting on Tues-
day evening, December 15., at the
home of Mrs. Eugene McAdam. 13
ladies.. attended.
Mrs. Harold Wise and Mrs, Mc-
Adam, conducted the meeting.
Roll call was answered by s tagt-
lly Christmas traditions and mein-
pries." Carols were sung and all
officers were returned for the
coming year.
Delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. IVICAdarn and Mrs. Glen
Wise,
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BRUCEFIELD
Correspondent: Mrs, H. Berry
Phones: Clinton H1.1 2-7572
Seaforth 641J12
Mrs, C. H. Haugh, Toronto, is
visiting with her brother, Robert
Allan, Sr„ and Mrs. Wallace
Haugh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doan, Alvins-
ton, visited with his sister, Mrs.
Robert Dawson, who is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea-
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Johnston,
Goderich, spent Saturday evening
with Mr, and Mrs. a, K. Cornish.
Mrs. Bruce IVIenerey, Bayfield,
visited with friends in the village
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pinkney,
Walkerton, spent Sunday with the
lady's mother, Mrs. W. H. Pep-
per,
Mrs. B. Sholdice, Brinsley, is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Alex Paterson.
WMS Christmas Party
The Christmas meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society was
held on Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 8, with Mrs. W, Scott presid-
ing. The CGIT conducted a
Christmas Candelight Service and
the Mission Band presented a
skit, "The First True Christmas,"
Prayer was offered for our pray-
er missionary, Miss Katherine
Greenbank, by Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Mac Wilson played a number of
Christmas Carols on the violin,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
J. R, Murdoch. A Christmas story
entitled "In as Much", was told
by Mrs. S, Davison. At the close
Mrs. Davison was presented with
a gift.
Goshen Line United
Church Women
Elect 1960 Officers
The Women's Missionary Society
of Goshen United Church met at
the home of Mrs. Arnold Keys on
December 10 with Mrs, Robert
McKinley in charge of the pro-
gram. Christmas carols were sung
with Mrs. Bruce Keys at the
piano. Mrs. Russell Erratt had a
questionaire on Christian steward-
ship with questions asked by Mrs.
John Robinson.
A Christmas story by Mrs. R.
McKinley was read. Mrs. J. Rob-
inson gave the treasurer's report
and Mrs. Floyd Armstrong report-
ed that an 80-pound bale was sent
to Toronto and another smaller
one sent to Korea.
Mrs. Roy McBride read a letter
from Mr. and Mrs. Norman John-
son who at present are in Van-
couver,
Rev. T. J., Pitt had charge of
election of officers. Mrs. Elmer
Hayter was re-elected president,
with vice-presidents, Mrs. Robert
Peck, Mrs. Mel Elliott, Mrs. Allan
Armstrong, Mrs. Anson McKinley
and Mrs. Bob McKinley.
Treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Parke,
recording secretary and press sec-
retary, Mrs. Clare McBride; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs. Rich-
ard Robinson; literature sceretary,
Mrs. Clarence Parke; supply, Mrs.
Floyd Armstrong, Mrs. Jack Eckel
and Mrs. Walter Eckel; Mission-
ary Monthly secretary, Mrs. Bert
McBride; Associate Helpers, Mrs.
Bert McBride, Mrs. William Hay..
ter and Mrs. Arnold Keys.
Christian Stewardship, Mrs.
Russell Erratt; temperance and
citizenship, Mrs. T. J. Pitt; com-
munity friendship, Mrs. C. Parke,
Mrs. William Clarke, Mrs R., Er-
ratt, Mrs. R. Robinson and Mrs.
K. Parke; Baby Band, Mrs. Floyd
Armstrong; organist, Mrs. R. Er-
ratt and Mrs. Bruce Keys; birth-
day fund, Mrs. Elgin McKinley;
card fund, Mrs. Keith McBride;
tea fund; Mrs. James Keys; Mis-
sion Band, Mrs. John Robinson,
Mrs. J. Eckel, Mrs. Arnold Keys,
Mrs. James Keys mid Mrs. C. Mc-
Bride.
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In conditions of poor visibility
the driver of the car ahead can-
not see you clearly if his rear
window is obscured by snow, dirt
or condensation. But he knows
your position if you have your
headlights turned oh, points out
the Ontario Safety League.
president, Mrs. Wilfred. .Glazier
opened the meeting. The opening
ode .and the TArd's 1>rayer was
repeated in unison, The secretary
.and treasurer's reports were read.
Nine ladies answered to the roll
call "What I Would Like for
Christmas," A letter was read
from. the TI3 fund and it was de-
aided 'to donate $5 each to the
TB and Retarded Children's or-
ganizations, Several thank-you
notes were read. A remembrance
is to be sent to Mrs, McBride for
Christmas, who is staying with
her daughter in London, at 218
Ashland Avenue.
6od. Twp. South
Correspondent; James R. Stirling
Phone Ititi 2,,9537
Mr, and Mrs. Ken BaReY, Am-
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Ontario St. WA And
WMS Joint Meeting
The Woman's Association and
the Woman's Missionary Society
of Ontario Street United Church
met in the ladies parlour for their
Christnias meeting. The presidents
Mrs. J. B. Levis and Mrs. W. B.
Olde presided. Christmas carols
were followed by a duet sung by
Mrs. W. VanEgmond and Mrs.
Harrison, "Love Came Down For
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The Happy 'WorkerS Chub met Mrs. William 1.1olland; Vice*Prosi-
on December 10 at Mrs. Aerie dent, Mrs. .Cliff .Glazier; tWaShr-
Van Den Doers -home, The vice- xrer,s. 114 rsw,valge,neri4.0.1msolbtbologn; lee rfelowterg
fund, Mrs, Jack Smith; quilt com-
mittee, Mrs. Elmer Dale -and Mrs.
Elgin Dale,
A Christmas contest was con-
dimeted by Mrs. Wilfred Glazier
and won by Mrs. Ken Johnston.
An aceorai6elewd g by Mrs, William Holland.
lunch
Cliff Glazier, Mrs. Joe Gibson and
Mrs. Henry Klaver,
beT4he4tjalttlitlearltyornIr olfngATI4,t°Cliffbe Glazier with group 5 providing
lunch:. Mrs. Elgin and Mrs. Elmer.
Dale mid Mrs. Vail Leon, Roll
call is to be answered by paying
Officers for 1960 are; president, 1960 membership fees.
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