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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1961-12-07, Page 5tX,6-1(ON. 401.70044414 ItIVAT ON 1.0=k0INRI The regular meeting' of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canad- ian Legion, Clinton Branch, Will be held on .Monday, December U. It will. gOnnnenee at $842- with a pot tuck supper.. .Cluistm mos presents will be .exeha,ng- etl, and a joint installation with, the Legion mernbers will take place, TQ gNTARTAI.N. COV.P140 The IXappy :MOW Club. of Ontario Street United Church will ,entertain new PatiPleS. of :the oongz•egotion at their Christmas. Party, Wednesday, December 13 at 830 p.m, r Tropic Beauty ea. 23c Large Size Per Doz. 39c — MEAT DEPT. FEATURES SWEET PICKLED Cottage Roll CryoVac 53c lb. Tasty---Skinless WEINERS Fine for Quick Lunches 2 lb. 19c Fresh—Sliced lb. 29c BEST BUY—SAVE 4o—N.H.L, HOCKEY CARDS IN YORK PEANUT BUTTER 16-oz. JAR 41c BEST BUY—SAVE 20e CARNATION POWDERED MILK 3 lb. PKG. 89c BEST BUY—SAVE 13c LIBBY'S BEANS DEEP BROWNED 20.oz. TINS 4 FOR 79c BEST BUY—SAVE 9c—ALL VEGETABLE MARGENE MARGARINE 1 lb. PKGS. 2 FOR 57c FEATURE—SAVE So—STUFFED MANZAN1L LA McLAREN'S OLIVES 8woz. JARS 2 Pon 49c DON'S ZiTt MARKET TOMATOES Mexican 176's — PRODUCE DEPT. FEATURES Crisp, Crunchy 19c I CELERY No, 1 14 oz. Cello Tube No. 1 Jumbo Size Stalks CLINTON Formerly Stanley's Red and White Market FREE DELIV5RY Open Priddy Evenings • KU 24621 s lbs. 79c 1 • t• FANCY — 5 VARIETIES ;1040111. • THANKS to the Electors of CLINTON For returning me to council for 1962. I will endeavour to fulfill the confidence you have placed in me. Wishing all, the Compliments of the Season! Don Symons 49p Mixed Nuts WALNUTS ALMONDS BRAZILS PECANS FILBERTS (WHY PAY MORE???) — STOCK UP FOR THE SEASON Mrs. F. G. Thompson 49b To The Electors of the Town of Clinton: Many thanks for re-electing me to the 1962 Town Council. • Seaso'n's Greetings to all! JOHN SUTTER NEW LOW PRICE Orange Juice Large 28-oz. Size (Regular 25c Tin) 1•01•1110•011111•1111.01•111111••••101•1•Milal• Trout Hall Brand (This is Excellent Quality) FIESTA BRAND — HAND PICKED Choice Tomatoes 2 TINS 41c 20-oz. 42 477 ft TINS C Women Teachers Have Christmas Meeting At School The Clinton unit of the Wo- men Teachers' Federation met Tuesday evening, November 28 in Clinton Public School, The president, Mrs. Willis Van Eg- mond, opened the meeting with part of the Federation: Pray- er, Roll call was answered by "what I like best about Christ- mas." " In charge of the programme was Mrs. Donald Andrews. Lois Grasby capably favoured' with two piano solos, "Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring", and "Blue Tango," The guest 'speaker; Mrs. Frank Fingland gave an interesting and educational talk on her summer trip to Alaska and the Yukon, Slides about her trip were enjoyed by all. Lunch was served by Miss Jane Batkin and Miss Edythe Beacom, A social hour followed. To the Ratepayers of Clinton: Many thanks for your generous support at the polls on Monday, in re-elcting me a Councillor for 1962, Season's greetings to all. NORMAN LIVERMORE I would like to say "Thank You" to my very good friends and supporters in the Elec- tion. It was very grati- fying to have so many more votes this year. Perhaps next year your votes will not be wasted. A. ELLIOT THANK YOU To the Ratepayers for your support at the Polls on Election Day. W. C. NEWCOMBE Illustrated PM 253 14" x 20" only $9.75 REFLECT... and this Christmas give the gift of lasting pleasure. Beautiful Pilkington Plate Glass Mirrors available now from $3.50 Hurry for these Christmas Specials for your best selection come in today! FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY FROM House of Bargains Ltd. CLINTON Phone HU 2-7735 First Quality SEAM FREE NYLONS 400 Needle, 15 Denier Mesh Reg. 98d for 69c Men's 100% Nylon SOCKS All Shades Reg, 1,00 for 750 Boys' LINED JEANS Sizes 3 to 16 Priced 1.98 to 3.98 Large Selection Ladies' Dress Coats Car Coats, /t4 Length Priced 9.95 to 42.95 Ladies* SKIRTS All Shades and Sizes priced from 1.98 and an Priced 3.49 to 7.9S Tartans, All Shades and Sizes Reg., 6.95 for 3.98 Others 2,98 up Men's HYDRO PARKAS with Detaeliable Hood Priced 8.96 to 17'.95 Boys' DRESS PANTS Silas 8 to 18 Prited 149 to 6.95 • • 411Z;.PiffttNieNWAPPSt• • • • .• • • • • • • • • 0 • 0" 0 04442"ft"trec;t4:11 1F - t4 ."W:tedliftgiturf$44- -TA. • • • * t, every woman wants! At The Christmas Fair Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to Huronview investigate some •of the many articles contributed for the residents to purchase during the Christmas Fair on Monday afternoon. From the left are Mrs. F. G. Thompson, president; Mrs. Bennett, chairman of the Christmas Fair committee; Mrs. Mitcheal McAdam and Mrs., Harvey Johnston, wife of the manager of Huronview. (News-Record Photo) 40.1.11~01.01•00001MOMMONNO.M.MONIMPOMMO~.1MOMMINOI NOVI IIMEM.O.M.I., Sincere Thanks to the electors of Clinton for their support on Monday. Wishing all, Compliments of the Season! W. J. MILLER To all the Citizens who voted for . me on Monday, I can only say a very, sincere Thank You. To Clinton Ratepayers: I would sincerely like to thank all my supporters for returning me to Clinton Town Council for 1962. George Rumball S 49p .•.••••••••••••••P SINCERE THANKS to all those who voted in confidence for me. I will try to the best of my ability to do what is right for the citizens of Clinton and to get the best results. George Wonch MY SINCERE THANKS To All Who Supported Me A+ The Polls On Monday. My CangitildatiOns To The Winners „ ay those Molding Off ice 15'62 always respect the best wishes of the community as a whale of 4:11i times. Compliments of the Season to • .1„6stMeetin For WA and -WM On Ontario Street The Wbrnan'S Association and Woman's Missionary SQ, clety of Ontario Street United Church held their joint Chest- Inas meeting on Tuesday, De- cember 5, Mrs. George Potter presided for the WA meeting. After several. Christmas car- ols, a short business session W the planItsfsorElbvoathWmiltseeris etiwg"., at The Christmas cheer committee is sending out gifts to the shut- ins, 29 calls were reported, Two piano duets were played by Miss Wiltse and Mrs. E, Radford, A. reading was given by am, Grant Mills, "Lights that Gleam at Christmas Time", Mrs. Brook owe tools over for the W1VIS meeting, .expres- sing a welcome to this, the last joint meeting of the two organ- izations before the new group, The United Church Women is formed. There were four young lad- ies, Mission Band and Baby Band leaders, Mrs, Cam Proc- tor, Mrs. Willard Aiken, Mrs. Ross Trewartha, Mrs. Allan Jewson, condacted the worship service. Bible readings depict- ing the Christmas story were used, Several carols were sung. Prayer was. by Mrs. Proctor, and the Lord's Prayer was re- peated in unison. After the closing by the ben- ediction, Mr. Mills took several pictures of both executives and the young ladies who took part in the worship service. Miss Sybil Courtice, on be- half of both societies, expressed appreciation to those taking part hi the program and to the ladies who served lunch. Thum' Deck. 7 g 1961- chntan :.News,;Record. Pave I Mr, and Mrs, Bert Allen, tondesboro„ Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary (Londesboro Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen who are life long residents of Hul- lett Township marked their 50th wedding anniversary on November 30 with open house at their home in Londesbo,o. Neighbours kindly planned a surprise celebration. 140 •guests called during the afternoon and evening, showering the couple with good , wishes. Congratulations were also re- ceived from Prime Minister John Deifenbaker, Elston Car- diff, MP, John Hanna, MPP, Charles lVtacNaughton MPP and Mrs. MacNaughton, also a framed 'plaque bearing, congrat- ulations from the Ontario gov- ernment, and a telegram from Premier John Roberts, Among various useful gifts, the community oresented the Aliens with a handsome table and four folding chairs. Form- er neighbours on the 13th con- cession gave a gold cloth has- sock and electric clock, and the Women's Institute a lovely tablecloth with serviettes, The ladies served a dainty lunch. Mrs, Harold Sprung, who was a guest at the wedding 50 years ago, poured tea in the afternoon. A three tier wed- ding cake beautifully decorated by their minister the Rev. H. Funge drew many admiring comments, The cake was a gift of the Good Neighbours Club of which Mrs, Allen is a mem- ber. The Aliens have many happy memories of the day to trees- ] ure in the years to come, FOR MEN Hundreds of Other items to choose front, eotte in and pick out you:" ditri6finns Itetnd. A small deposit will hold any article..